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Sense of Legal Practice and Settings of Legal Theory: A Comment to R. Dworkin’s Radical “Hermeneutics”
This paper discusses conception of legal interpretativism proposed by a famous American jurist, Ronald Dworkin (1931–2013) in context of problems of “practical orientation” of legal theory. The first part of the paper states key attitudes of R. Dworkin’s interpretive approach as to understanding of
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